Official Day Camp Web Site

Black Otter District, Montana Council.

SCOUT CAMPS

Tigers

 

For those boys are the 'new recruits' for the summer, and have just graduated Kindergarten and are moving into First Grade the next fall.

       Wednesday, June 16th, Times, TBA

 

 

Wolves

 

For those boys graduating from Tiger Cubs and will be going into the 2^nd grade in the fall.

 

            LDS Packs – If your scout is registered with an LDS Pack, the scout must be 8 years of  

            age prior to June 10th of 2010.

 

Day 1 (Monday) Begins @ 8:15 am, Ends @ 4:30 pm

Day 2 (Tuesday) Begins @ 12 pm, Ends @ 7:30 pm

 

 

Bears

 

      For those boys graduating from Wolf Cubs and will be going  

      into the 3rd grade in the fall.

 

             LDS Packs – If your scout is registered with an LDS Pack, the

            scout must be 9 years of age prior to June 10th of 2010.

      Day 1 (Monday) Begins @ 8:15 am, Ends @ 4:30 pm

       Day 2 (Tuesday) Begins @ 8:15 am, Ends @ 4:00 pm

       Day 3 (Wednesday) Begins @ 12:00 pm, Ends @ 7:30 pm

 

 

Webelos

 

For those boys graduating from Bear Cubs, or finishing the first year of Webelos. They will be going into the 4^th or 5^th  grade in the fall.

 

         LDS Packs – If your scout is registered with an LDS Pack, the scout must be 10 years of age prior to June 10th of 2010.

 

Webelos Overnight Activity

All boys attending Webelos Day Camp are encouraged to stay over night with a parent or guardian on Friday night.

Day 1 (Thursday) Begins @ 8:15 am,Ends @ 5:00 pm.

Day 2 (Friday) Begins @ 8:15 am,Ends @ 5:00(for those campers who do not stay overnight)

5-6:00pm arrival of parents for overnight activity!

Day 3 (Saturday) Begins @ 9:30 am (for those campers who did not stay overnight),

                                               Ends @ 3:30pm  (Campfire starts @ 2pm).

 

Adult Volunteers

CAMP HAS A MANDATORY RATIO OF ONE ADULT TO EVERY FOUR SCOUTS. 

EACH PACK MUST PROVIDE THEIR OWN ADULTS. 

THE WEBELOS OVERNIGHT ACTIVITY REQUIRES 1:1 RATIO AND IS CONSIDERED A PARENT/SON CAMPING ACTIVITY.  

REQUEST FOR TIME OFF FROM WORK NOW AND BEGIN PLANNING FOR ADULT VOLUNTEERS FROM YOUR PACK. 

DON’T MISS OUT ON THE FUN!!!

Scouts

Scouts are a major part of Day Camp, as they are what the Cub Scouts are aiming to become; and these Scouts who are twelve and over fulfill vital roles at Day Camp. 

Kiddies

This camp is for siblings and younger Scouts-to-be...to support their parents who are active leaders at Day Camp in some capacity; but, these Kiddies must be five and older.

This web site had been developed in accordance with, and with consideration of, the Advice for Unit Web Sites by the National Council of Boy Scouts of America.

Pictures on our web site that clearly identify a Scout or Scout Leader are only included with appropriate expressed written permission.

Several pieces of artwork on this site were copied from the U.S. Scouting Service Project Web Site, http://clipart.usscouts.org/library/index.asp; which provides the following information about the artwork and images provided there: "Materials found at the U. S. Scouting Service Project, Inc. Website ©1997-2005 may be reproduced and used locally by Scouting volunteers for training purposes consistent with the programs of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) or other Scouting and Guiding Organizations."

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Last modified: 03/19/09